Page 12.0 Whitby Free Prmse, Wecfrisday, May 25, 1994 New works by Dykins to be shown Works Dy WhitbL artist Rowena Dykins will b among those on displa at the Magic finage Fine Art Gallery in Ajax from May 28 to July 16. Dykins, Maralynn Cherry of Newcastle Janet Read of Port Hop ad ULis Schklar of Thorn- hil will alI attend an opening reception on Saturday afternoon, My 28 for teir new art wor. Dyins' 1993 exhibition at The Station Gallery in Whitiy reve- laed ber intense interest in sym- bolisra and ritual. Her pait ngs and sculpture, while bdon landscape, reflect her passion for Celtic histoiy. Museum steams up Saturday The Steam Up and opening of Pickering Vih1a@W Museum will be held on Saturday, May 29, noon to 5 p.m. The theme for this year's open- ing day is 'Gardening the Old- fashionîed Way,' featuring work- shops.on growing herbe, herbal topîaries,daryng and preservng flowers, growing and using gar- lie, and composting. There will be perennials herbe and bedding plants for saie and activities for junior gardeners. The gas and steam barn wil «steam up» with working mills, traction engines, authentie scale modela and vintage models. There will also be a perfor- mance by the Pickering Philhar- monic. The museum is in Greenwoods off Hihway 7 three kilometres eastof Brock Road. Local band Forgotten Rebels wiIl play two shows at a May 28 party celebrating the release of their new dise 'Criminal Zero.' the hdifer ré the h;ait Pi td Pub & Rstaurant LEAFS ON THE BIG SCREEN ... 0WINGS - Sunday Night ->9 Pm - 1 arn JAM NIGHT wih Andrew Heathcote Frlday, May 27th& Saturdlay, May 28th .IV e e Nmore 'visions' 'Vision Quest,' an exhibition of paintingb regional artist Cindy Moe, will open at the Robert McIiLaughlin Gallery on Thursday June 2 and continue until July 311 The public is invited to a reception to meet the artist on Thursday, June 2, 7 to 9 p.m. Blazing Entertainment and the Moon Room will present the shows at5 p.m. (ah 'ages) with guests ILithand Lame and at 9pm. with Six Storytsychos winners of the Moon Lom Bans Wars '94. Another guest for the 9 p.m. show is 'The Legendary Donny Satin,' in the Eclipse Club, the room a4jaoent to the Moon Room at 394 Simeeo St. S., Oshawa. For tickets and more informa- tion caîl 433-0911. Within North American aboriginal cultures, a vision quest was a journey undertaken to provide an individual with enlightenment and new life direction. Reoently, More travelled extensively through Meico eekidng visions" ta, incorporate within ber paintinge. Her currnt work done in both A biingual live rock concert, presented by students of Ecole secondaire Saint-Charles Garnier, will be held Frday, June 10, 8 p..m., at the F'rench Community Centre L'Amicale, 707 Sirncoe St. S., Oshawa. Presenting a variety of music from the Beatie to heavy metal to PSYOIIC EXPO QNL Y THE BEST BOWMANVI LLE 3 DAYS ONLY READERS e BOOKS # CRYSTALS Lire FREE ESP PSYCHIC DEMONSTRATIONS BY INTERNATIONAL CELEB RIT TES MAY 27, 28, 29, 1994 YST FLVING DUTCHMAN 1LL 401 TO EXT 403 LIBERTY ST. 1$10 O OFF WITHj THIS COUPON: in rt work oils and acrylics, combines ancient symbole and cultural motifs set in surreal environments. The 'Vision Quest' series follows ' Drearnworks' exhibited in the firet annual Durham Art Fest held in Septebr 92 More g ute rm the Unvereity ofWinsrwth a bachelor of fine arts and bas been involved in art education for the -past 13 years. A former art consultant, More co-ordinated the art program at Uxbridge Secondary School. ~'- A IIISTORICAL FEATURE Whitby Free Press i .Two naval ordinance guns are located in front of Trafagar Castie Sohool. When were they placed the re? 2. What former Lieutenant- Governor of Manitoba was born in Whitby in 1846? 3.The Whitby Yacht Club, founded in 1967, is not the. tirst yacht club tobe Iocated at Whitby harbour. When was the previous club in operation and where was its clubhouse? 4. When was the former land regÎstry office buit at Centre and Gilbert streets and when were additions made to it? Ans wers on Page 27 This feature provicded by LocAl A-ki,.ct..rid Co.wsr.io.A 0 ,C . alternative music,. are 'Black GlaWe with Daniel Evans, Eric Ambrosio, Stéphane Giguere anid Bll, and 'King Size' with Pascal Richer and Daniel Archambault on guitars, Pierre Ladouceur on base, singer Julie Vaillancourt on keyboards and Paul Prouix on percussion. Tickets are $5 per person and are available from L'Amicale at 434-7676. CHARLIE HUBBLEDEY (left) and the Whitby Seniors" Jubilee Choir performed for residents of Su nnycrest Nursing Home Thursday. Some, including Elle Powell, clapped along with some of the selections. The choir is osngits eighth annual 'May Festival of Song' this Sunay,3 p.m., at the Centennial Buildin.Te $5 tickets are avaiable at the Whitby Seniors'Activity Centre or from choir membrs1C1l668-1424 for more information. >Photo by Math Reeso, WhihyFroo Prou - Rebels release disc Bilingual rock at L'Amicale ququumll-